TRBS Host Ralph Bailey shares his thoughts on Kevin McCarthy’s office pleaded to Dr. Greg Tatum not run for office, and in return he gets a seat at the Lincoln Day Dinner. Then Ralph answers a few text messages about the McCarthy Camp’s attempts to stave off Tatum & Tucker Carlson and the bad side of the Republican Party coming speaking out against Representative Dan Crenshaw.
The Ralph Bailey Show sits down with Board Member for the Walking with Cora Foundation & Grandmother of Cora Pettit, Madeline Hahn, & discuss her granddaughter’s incredible story & the foundation’s upcoming Gala of Champions happening May 10th at Luigi’s Warehouse. KERN Radio · Grandmother of Cora Pettit Talks Cora Foundation's Upcoming 'Gala of Champions'
KGET 17’s Maddie Janssen gave her heartfelt goodbye speech on the air in April ahead of her departure from the News Organization, but she stops by The Ralph Bailey Show to explain what led to this decision & where she will be going from here. KERN Radio · Maddie Janssen Discusses Her Emotional Goodbye To…
Ascension Charity Golf Classic Director & Golf Historian, Nick Ragone, joins The Ralph Bailey Show to talk all things Masters including Rory McIlroy’s unthinkable comeback to win his first green jacket, & Nick gives us a quick preview of his most recent documentary Youtube video “Baseball Goes To War”. KERN Radio · Nick Ragone Talks…
25 Feb 1998: Matt Luke #40 of the Los Angeles Dodgers at Spring Training at the Holman Stadium in Vero Beach, Florida. Mandatory Credit: Tom Hauck /Allsport
The Ralph Bailey show is joined by former 8th round draft pick & member of the 1996 Yankees World Series team Matt Luke about his career in the majors playing for New York, the Angels & Dodgers. KERN Radio · TRBS Talks With Former Dodger Matt Luke
TRBS sits down with KGET 17’s “Most Remarkable Woman” of 2025 & human trafficking survivor, Odessa Perkins to discuss her incredible story & what’s coming next for the author & Ridgeview High School Counselor. KERN Radio · Human Trafficking Survivor Odessa Perkins Tells Her 'Remarkable' Story